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Bohol is one of the most popular and top tourist destinations in the Philippines. This island province in the Central Visayas region attracts visitors from all over the world because of its stunning and diverse attractions, with the Chocolate Hills as one of the top Visayas tourist spots. Explore the natural wonders of Bohol, home to the iconic tourist spots called the Chocolate Hills. Find out the best time to visit, how to go, where to stay, and what other tourist spots and activities you shouldn't miss.
Language
Cebuano, Tagalog, English, and Eskayan
Religion
Catholic
Currency
Philippine peso (PHP).
Capital
Tagbilaran
Visa
Tourist gets a 21-days visa
Climate
hot, oppressive, and overcast
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Flights
Bohol-Panglao International Airport serves as the gateway to Panglao Island and the rest of the mainland of Bohol for domestic travellers. This Bohol-Panglao International Airport is located half an hour flight from the Mactan-Cebu International Airport.
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Transport
There are buses, vans or v-hires (also referred to as minibus), jeepneys, tricycles, habal-habal motorbikes and taxis available within the island on a daily basis. The Dao Integrated Terminal, which is the main terminal for major transportation modes like buses,v-hires and jeepneys can be found in Tagbilaran City.
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Safety
Bohol generally is quite safe with a relatively low level of petty crimes. Occasional pickpocketing or bag snatching can occur, especially in crowded places or public transportation, but it's not a common occurrence. Always stay vigilant and aware of your surroundings to reduce the risk.
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Budget
₱6770 - Total for 4 days and 3 nights, roughly ₱1600-1700 a day per person for a pair of travelers. You can spend less by taking public transportation or removing some attractions and things to do from your itinerary. Just bring in case there will be emergency we never know what will happen to you in some activities on traveling.
Chocolate Hills Discovering Bohol is like stepping into a captivating masterpiece, and at the heart of its allure stand the renowned Chocolate Hills. Picture this: 1,300 to 1,700 enchanting hills that transform from lush green during the rainy season to a rich cocoa brown in the dry months, earning them their delectable name. While the Chocolate Hills rightfully steal the spotlight as a UNESCO World Heritage site, Bohol offers a tapestry of other tourist spots that, while perhaps overshadowed, add their unique brushstrokes to the island's vibrant canvas.
Philippine Tarsier and Wildlife Sanctuary Bohol's enchantment doesn't stop at the Chocolate Hills; it's also a haven for the adorable, monkey-faced wonders known as tarsiers. In the lush embrace of the province's forests, these wide-eyed creatures captivate visitors with their pint-sized charm. At the Philippine Tarsier and Wildlife Sanctuary, you can not only observe but also play witness to the comical antics of these endearing beings in their natural habitat. For a nominal fee, the sanctuary offers an opportunity to forge a connection with these tiny marvels, ensuring your Bohol experience is nothing short of magical.
Panglao Island Behold Panglao Island, Bohol's very own slice of paradise reminiscent of the famed Boracay. With its ivory-white sands, crystalline blue waters, and vibrant nightlife, this destination stands out among the best in Bohol. Beyond its inviting beaches, Panglao boasts awe-inspiring coral reefs and a kaleidoscope of marine life, transforming it into a haven for snorkeling and diving enthusiasts. Immerse yourself in the beauty beneath the waves, where the underwater world rivals the island's surface charm. Panglao Island beckons, promising an unforgettable blend of sun-kissed days and exhilarating nights on this tropical gem.
